Hello all, got a couple questions. Been trying to track down a clunking noise from the rear of my 2014 AWD.
When driving slow, as the vehicle hits minor imperfections in the parking lot or bumps in the parking lot, it makes a clunk in the rear. To me it sounded like the shock was going bad and the clunk was from the play in the shock hitting as they compressed. Replaced both shocks and still nothing. Can a bad rear wheel bearing cause this clunking even if i lifted the vehicle up and didnt have any play when i tried moving the tire side to side?
I will mention the rear was causing feathering on the rear tires making them noisey sounding like a wheel bearing. Rotating the back wheels to the front caused the tire noise to travel to the front however i still did hear the wheel noise in the rear just not as loud, the front tires were feathered slightly also so i dont think im getting any wheel bearing noise.
My second question is im getting new tires installed and an alignment, i read i will need a kit for the rear so the camber can be adjusted. This nut is the only thing i can find that seems to be what i need. Can anyone confirm this? https://www.carid.com/moog/rear-low...singleid=21644221&url=14076775#specifications
Thank you!
When driving slow, as the vehicle hits minor imperfections in the parking lot or bumps in the parking lot, it makes a clunk in the rear. To me it sounded like the shock was going bad and the clunk was from the play in the shock hitting as they compressed. Replaced both shocks and still nothing. Can a bad rear wheel bearing cause this clunking even if i lifted the vehicle up and didnt have any play when i tried moving the tire side to side?
I will mention the rear was causing feathering on the rear tires making them noisey sounding like a wheel bearing. Rotating the back wheels to the front caused the tire noise to travel to the front however i still did hear the wheel noise in the rear just not as loud, the front tires were feathered slightly also so i dont think im getting any wheel bearing noise.
My second question is im getting new tires installed and an alignment, i read i will need a kit for the rear so the camber can be adjusted. This nut is the only thing i can find that seems to be what i need. Can anyone confirm this? https://www.carid.com/moog/rear-low...singleid=21644221&url=14076775#specifications
Thank you!